TV ONE ANNOUNCES RETURN OF UNCENSORED WITH ALL‑STAR LINEUP, PREMIERING FEBRUARY 19
After a powerful two-year pause, TV One’s critically acclaimed autobiographical docuseries UNCENSORED makes its long-awaited return, reclaiming its place as one of television’s most honest platforms for Black storytelling. Premiering Monday, February 19 at 10PM ET/9C, the series comes back louder, deeper, and more intentional—continuing its mission to tell the truths that often live beyond headlines and highlight reels.
UNCENSORED has never been about spectacle. It is about access. The kind that allows audiences to sit with Black celebrities as they unpack fame, faith, trauma, triumph, and the pressure of legacy in a social media-driven world that rarely leaves room for vulnerability. This season, the series once again peels back the layers, inviting viewers into conversations that feel intimate, reflective, and unapologetically real.
The new lineup is nothing short of compelling. This season features Anthony Anderson, Blair Underwood, Keke Palmer, Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins, Shaunie Henderson, Tameka “Tiny” Harris, Kierra Sheard, Marlo Hampton, Rickey Smiley, Laz Alonso, Wood Harris, and Wendy Raquel Robinson. Each episode centers on pivotal life moments—career-defining breakthroughs, personal losses, public scrutiny, and the resilience required to keep moving forward when the cameras stop rolling.
What sets UNCENSORED apart is its ability to let silence speak just as loudly as words. These stories are not rushed or polished for comfort. They are lived-in reflections shared by individuals who have navigated success while carrying the weight of expectation, representation, and self-discovery. The result is a powerful reminder that behind every familiar name is a human story shaped by both joy and struggle.
The series is executive produced by Eric Tomosunas, James Sepplefrick, Keith Neal, Chris Spencer, Jay Allen, Nikki Byles, and Phil Thornton, with producers Rachel D. Valley, Courtney Parker, Tyrell Jemison, and Lisa Nelson. Story producer Toiya Tillman ensures narrative depth, while a skilled team of talent producers and directors—including Kirk Franklin, Marlo Underwood, Eunice Elliot, Jasmine Simpkins, and Lisa Nelson—guide each episode with care and authenticity.
As UNCENSORED returns, it does more than resume a series—it reaffirms a space where Black voices are trusted to tell their stories on their own terms. In a media landscape often driven by soundbites and spectacle, this season stands as a reminder that truth, when given room to breathe, remains the most compelling story of all.
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